Google Assistant is getting an AI-powered update. At today’s Made By Google live event, the company introduced Assistant with Bard, a new version of its popular mobile personal assistant that ...

In general, Bard can be good at helping you find your words. You can also ask it "what's the word for" a definition, "what's another word for" a term, or "what's a good way to say" something specific.

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Google Bard can now directly access information from apps like Gmail, Docs, Maps, Flights, and YouTube to provide more comprehensive and personalized responses within a conversation.

As usual, Google warns Bard "might not get it right" due to interpreting your question wrong or just, like all of us, writing code that doesn't work the first time.

So I told Bard. Bard recommended that I double-check all her account usernames and passwords (I had already done that) and try re-creating the connection in the Accounts and Imports tab.

Google admits that at this point, Bard might spit out code that "doesn’t produce the expected output" or code that's incomplete. The tech giant advises double-checking and testing its responses ...

Google’s Bard, a recently launched chatbot, can now write software code, according to an announcement from the tech giant. The move comes as Google tries to play catch-up with OpenAI’s ChatGPT ...

Google’s Bard AI chatbot can now reply to your questions in real time, as spotted earlier by 9to5Google. Bard previously only sent a response when it was complete, but now you can get a glimpse ...

Google Bard still isn't available in all countries. But if you don't know how to circumvent Google's geofence, ChatGPT can help.